Boot
01
ブーツ
a type of strong shoe that covers the foot and ankle and often the lower part of the leg
例
I love the sound of my boots clicking on the wooden floor.
木の床で鳴る私のブーツの音が大好きです。
I put on my boots to go for a walk in the snowy park.
雪の公園を散歩するためにブーツを履きました。
02
the storage compartment in a car used for luggage, shopping, or tools
Dialect
British
British
例
He loaded the suitcases into the car boot.
The boot of the hatchback was surprisingly spacious.
03
the act of striking something or someone with the foot
例
The player delivered a powerful boot to the ball.
He gave the door a frustrated boot.
04
a historical instrument of foot torture in which the feet were encased in iron and slowly crushed
例
Prisoners were subjected to the boot during interrogations.
The museum displayed a medieval iron boot.
05
a protective cover resembling a leg or sheath for machinery or equipment
例
The steering joint was fitted with a rubber boot.
Bicycle shock absorbers often have a protective boot.
06
the sudden or rapid release of stored affective or physical force
例
The kick-off served as a boot of adrenaline for the team.
A sudden boot of anger swept through the crowd.
to boot
01
to strike or deliver a blow with the foot
例
He booted the ball across the field.
The player booted the crate aside.
02
起動する, ブートする
to start a computer, typically involves setting up hardware elements to prepare the computer for use
例
She booted her laptop, eager to dive into her latest writing project.
彼女は最新の執筆プロジェクトに没頭するため、ノートパソコンを起動した。
They booted the computer, preparing for a long night of gaming.
彼らはコンピュータを起動し、長いゲームの夜に備えた。
03
追い出す, 排除する
to eject or force someone or something to leave, often from a place or system, such as a computer or vehicle
Disapproving
Informal
Specialized例
They had to boot him out of the party when he started causing trouble.
彼が問題を起こし始めたとき、彼らは彼をパーティーから追い出さなければならなかった。
The security guard booted the trespasser from the building.
警備員は侵入者を建物から追い出した。
語彙ツリー
bootless
boot
